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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1913
Page
3
A large lizard, about ten inches, was found during a delivery route on North Center Street and caused much local curiosity. Onlookers Newt Whitmore and Willis Wood inspected it, while noted bass fisherman Art Hui claimed familiarity with the creature, linking it to sightings in the area.
A compact classified notice lists potted plants including primulas primroses and carnations with varying quantities. It references a depot area near Mary Street Bell Union and notes a location described as three blocks from the depot.
In Warren a young Indy named Warren Masher demonstrated on Liberty Street in front of a large crowd. A 18 tall woman stood near. Masher delivered a straight uppercut that sent a man sprawling. The crowd laughed as the incident moved toward a saloon, with bystanders calling for more.
Fragmentary quote from Lippincott's discusses humor and perception. It notes a person’s sense of humor wearing thin before he notices it, with unclear subject names or dates. The text is an isolated quotation reflecting on mood and awareness.
The Rose Maid company arrived in town this afternoon with fifty two performers and enlivened Center street for over an hour while waiting to transfer to North Uerry to board the flyer for Tuunville this evening. The company patronized local establishments until the Pennby south bound flyer arrived to take them away. Tug Teffler Reaches Port. Milwaukee March 4 The tug Teffler presumed lost last night in Lake Michigan with six crew members arrived in port today due to a disabled engine causing a twelve hour delay.
A reflective piece extols newspapers as a daily teacher linking readers with people globally and events. It urges careful reading of stories and advertisements for broad knowledge and timely opportunities, noting the newspaper’s value for both adults and children.
The city police pursue vagrant camps in the West End amid recurring complaints of crowds of tramps causing disturbances. Officers reported hunting the tattered outposts and planned to drive the men from town without jailing them, while noting headquarters had shifted to the section.
Myron Snapp of Henrys Mills fell twenty feet from a telephone pole Sunday while preparing to install a line in his home. He suffered a broken back and was taken to Jefferson Hospital in Philadelphia for treatment by specialists.
An advertisement from Ames and Co. claims Parisian Sage stops hair fall and dandruff with a money back guarantee. It touts color preservation and a glossy look, selling a bottle for 50 cents with the emblem The girl with the Auburn on every package.
New York March 9 market report shows wheat May futures at A9Ke with No 2 white 49/46, pork at $31.00-31.75, creamery extras at $54-$60, and state pearby white sald at 31c. Buffalo March 8 prices list No 2 white wheat 40, No 2 mixed 1.10, corn 58c, No 4 yellow 61Ke, flour blends at $5.50-$6.25 per barrel, butter varied, and hay markets with Timothy on track at $17.00 and No 2 clover mixed at $12.50.
A tour of the new power milking plant west of Union City shows rapid progress with boilers engines and advanced machinery for powered milk production. The imposing building aims for fireproof construction and top sanitation with plans for a detailed future write-up for residents and nearby farmers.
The remains of Wi. 8. Nutting of Port Smith Arkansas will arrive tomorrow for interment in Pine Grove cemetery. Nutting, eighty five, was known to locals and to William Nutting of Youngsville. An afternoon P and B train is expected to bring many Youngsville citizens for grave side services. The remains travel with kin and other relatives.
An advertisement asserts that taking Page's Cold Compound every two hours until three doses are taken will end the grippe and break up a severe cold anywhere in the body. It claims quick relief from headache feverishness and nasal symptoms and notes the 45 cent package contains no quinine with a pleasant taste and gentle action.
Elgin items record Myron Sexton buying John Halse's property and planning move soon. Carr of Cincinnati holds Dean belongings at the Scott home. Bishop Perkins of Union City led a Saturday Sunday meeting. Alden House is popular with traveling salesmen. McCray drilled a Lea McCray well, yielding 165 feet. Local remarks mention a gaffe by an old Democrat and a Fultime guest L. G. Williams from North East visiting the Alden House on Carter Hill en route to Cyrus McArthur’s funeral. Lynn returns from Harrisburg. Morvilla Holiman and Perry Lewis visit Tirbeane. Alfred Burrows traps gates. log hauling and minor town notes end.
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